It has been an anatomy lesson seemingly every game through contests between the Bruins and Montreal in their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, which Boston leads three games to two.
So I ask you:
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Ferrence’s left middle finger without a doubt. Whether or not the B’s win this series, it will still be a moment I will never forget.
This was a tough one.
Marchand’s nose loses, but I think Ference’s goal and finger (although more the goal) turned the game and I think perhaps the series. But Ryder’s hand saved game 5 and kept the Habs off the board. I voted for Ryder’s hand, but think emotionally Ference’s finger following his shot may in the end be the most valuable.